Sentence examples for exciting returns from inspiring English sources

They're scientifically based focus has yielded really impressive and exciting returns.

The property business is famously local, but one trend now looks universal: the blandest buildings offer the most exciting returns.

The establishment of China's sovereign-wealth fund and its purchase of a stake in Blackstone, a private-equity group, indicate that the Beijing regime may be looking for more exciting returns.

As for Mr Buffett's past worries that it is difficult to earn exciting returns in such a capital-intensive business, could he also be betting that America's government will soon unveil big tax breaks or subsidies for infrastructure investments?

While Boca have the exciting returns of some old heroes to boost confidence, River are in turmoil and the club's transfers reflect, as one commentator put it this week, the snowy peaks of the Andes mountains where they played last week's match: frozen.

And we find some companies in boring industries like cement and pulp and paper around the world that offer exciting returns.

Quentin Tarantino's brilliant and brutal revenge western is a wildly exciting return to form: a thrilling adventure in genre and style climaxing in a bizarre and nightmarish scenario in a slave plantation in 1858.

Regardless of the outcome, it was an exciting return of pro football to Houston, which had not hosted a pro football game since the Oilers lost to Cincinnati on Dec. 15, 1996, before moving to Tennessee.

"The right time for investment is when you can confidently prove that your business idea has the potential to upscale and provide an exciting return on any investment," said Ben Ansah, co-founder of Yogiyo.

They assured us there would be no problem making our flight and did not charge us for our speedy and exciting return trip to the Zattere, where, as they promised, we managed to catch the right boat in plenty of time.

It's a dishonest person behaving according to his long-established pattern". But what many Republicans saw as betrayal was, in the view of some Trump advisers, an exciting return to his campaign promise of being a populist dealmaker able to cut through the mores of Washington to get things done.